Dungeon MultiUniverses

I do have some mixed feelings about the pacing. The humor is great, but there are moments where it leans so heavily into the joke that it risks stalling the plot. I found myself wanting just a little more progression, some moments where the story pushes forward rather than circling back to another misunderstanding. It never drags too much, but with a story this long, I wonder if it will keep up the momentum.But beyond just being funny, there’s a cleverness to the way everything unfolds. The misunderstandings aren’t just random, they’re layered, building on each other in ways that somehow make perfect (and completely ridiculous) sense. The way the world reacts to the protagonist feels natural, which makes it even funnier. There’s something satisfying about watching a character struggle against forces bigger than him, especially when those forces are just people being incredibly, infuriatingly convinced of something that isn’t true or maybe true🤔.

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"Come in." A voice behind the door answered.

But the meteor men beg to differ

Gael had no words to respond to such offensive words that came out of the mouth of the only conscious monster he had known in his life, but in a certain way, he was right human values do not apply to monsters and undead.

"What do you say Komuro-kun" - he said waiting for the response of this.

       "I'm sorry! It's so rude of me! My name is Cole Green